Canadian Securities Administrators Have Provided Interim Guidance on Trading Stablecoins, Emphasizing Need for Transparency and Caution
The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) has issued guidance on its interim approach to value-referenced crypto assets, specifically stablecoins. The CSA may allow trading of stablecoins that meet certain conditions, such as maintaining an appropriate reserve of assets and providing public information on governance and operations. However, the CSA emphasizes that these assets are still risky and not endorsed or risk-free
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Canadian Securities Administrators Have Provided Interim Guidance on Trading Stablecoins, Emphasizing Need for Transparency and Caution
The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) has issued guidance on its interim approach to value-referenced crypto assets, specifically stablecoins. The CSA may allow trading of stablecoins that meet certain conditions, such as maintaining an appropriate reserve of assets and providing public information on governance and operations. However, the CSA emphasizes that these assets are still risky and not endorsed or risk-free